Risk management

Why is risk management needed?

Risk management involves identifying, assessing, and controlling potential risks to minimize negative impacts on people, environment, and business operations. Effective risk management helps DGE clients to prevent accidents, legal issues, financial losses, and environmental harm. It supports safer, more resilient operations and ensures compliance with regulations.

With a long track record of environmental and industrial risk analysis, DGE develops risk management strategies including climate proofing, BAT reviews, and emergency planning for public and private sector clients.

Key aspects of risk management

• Risk identification by analyzing operational, environmental, and safety hazards.
• Risk assessment to evaluate likelihood and consequences.
• Development of mitigation strategies such as engineering controls, policies, and emergency plans.
• Implementation of monitoring and reporting systems to track risk levels and effectiveness of measures.
• Continuous improvement through audits, training, and feedback.

The customer journey: From risk analysis to proactive control

DGE clients receive comprehensive risk evaluations and customized mitigation plans. Ongoing supervision and monitoring helps to maintain safe conditions and adapt to changing circumstances. Transparent communication with stakeholders builds trust and supports regulatory demands. Risk management ensures our clients operate responsibly, protect assets, and foster a culture of safety and sustainability.